Greifswald celebrates 775 years: culture, sport and tradition in focus!
Osnabrück is celebrating sporting success: four young talents win medals at the Rope Skipping European Championships in Hungary.

Greifswald celebrates 775 years: culture, sport and tradition in focus!
What's new in the world of sports and culture? Today's look at the news takes us from the picturesque landscapes of northern Germany to the exciting developments in roundnet, a trend that is becoming increasingly popular. In addition to the latest achievements of young athletes, we also take a look at the diverse sports culture in Germany.
As reported, the northern tour presents the beautiful sides of northern Germany, where culture and nature traditionally meet harmoniously. This connection becomes particularly clear in the context of the upcoming celebrations in Greifswald, which will celebrate its 775th anniversary in 2025. From June 20th to 22nd, the city will also host the Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Day, which is expected to attract countless visitors. The city itself is known for its university and the painter Caspar David Friedrich, making it a cultural hotspot.
Successes in sport – from rope skipping to roundnet
Sporting successes don't just happen in the northern German region. Just recently, four talented jumpers from Osnabrück won medals at the European Rope Skipping Championships in Hungary and thus qualified for the World Championships in Japan. It's a clear indication that the city, known for its historic town hall and dynamic old town, is also on the fast track in the sports world.
But rope skipping is not the only place where leveling takes place. Nils Grimm from Schorndorf-Schlichten is making a name for himself in the world of Roundnet. The 24-year-old, who is also known as a successful Greco-Roman wrestler at SC Korb, discovered his passion for this sport four years ago while studying sports science in Cologne. With his partner Moritz Wiedmann, he was able to win the title at the first German roundnet championships in 2022 and was also runner-up in Europe. It is clear that the sport is booming and is finding more and more fans, which is also reflected in the interest among young sports enthusiasts.
The popularity of sport in Germany
The sports culture in Germany is as diverse as the country itself. According to infoquell.de, football is ahead and enjoys enormous popularity with over 7 million members. But other disciplines such as gymnastics and tennis are also of great importance, although gymnastics has historical roots and occupies a central place in many sports clubs. Over 24 million members in sports clubs demonstrate the vitality of the German sports landscape, even if many municipal sports facilities will have to be renovated in the coming years.
It's exciting to see how sports like Roundnet are setting new standards and spreading so quickly among young people. In addition to a wide range of sports options, sporting involvement is increasingly becoming a part of the way of life, which is also evidenced by the number of television viewers with almost 17 million Germans who regularly enjoy sports. Figures like these show that sport is not only a source of joy, but also of community.
The coming weeks in Germany, especially in regions like Greifswald, will be filled with anniversaries, exciting sporting events and a lack of opportunities to exercise. Stay tuned as sports developments could get more exciting with every new report!